Korean and U.S. Perspectives on Common Legal Challenges

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Welcome Remarks

• Prof. John Yoo, Berkeley Law
  Director of Korea Law Center
• Prof. Seongwook Heo, SNU Law
  Director of SNU Asia-Pacific Law Research Institute

Panel I: Criminal Law / Technology

Moderator:

• Prof. Bong-Kyung Choi, SNU Law

Panelists:

• Prof. Woongjae Kim, SNU Law
  Victim’s Forgiveness in Criminal Sentencing: A South Korean Perspective
• Prof. Sang Won Lee, SNU Law
  Homomorphic Encryption in Criminal Justice
• Prof. Paul Schwartz, Berkeley Law
  Privacy Standing

Commentator:

• Prof. Charles Weisselberg, Berkeley Law

Panel II: Constitutional Law

Moderator:

• Prof. Kye Joung Lee, SNU Law
  

Panelists:

• Prof. Sang-Hyeon Jeon, SNU Law
  A Common-Law Court in a Civil-Law Country: The Constitutional Court of Korea
• Prof. Thomas H. Lee, Fordham Law School
• Prof. Woo-Young Rhee, SNU Law
  Demographic Changes, Immigration Policy and Sustainable
  Democracy in Korea from A Constitutional Law Perspective

Commentator:

• Prof. John Yoo, Berkeley Law

Panel III: Corporate Law

Moderator:

• Prof. Jong Hyeok Lee, SNU Law

Panelists:

• Prof. Kyung-Hoon Chun, SNU Law
  Debunking Rhetoric Similarities – A Comparative Review of the
  Business Judgment Rule under the US and Korean Law
• Prof. JungSoo Lee, SNU Law
  Current Status of Virtual Asset Regulations in Korea: Comparison
  with the United States
• Prof. Frank Partnoy, Berkeley Law
  Zombie Stocks

Commentator:

• Prof. Thomas W. Joo, UC Davis Law

Concluding Remarks

• Prof. Jaemin Lee, SNU Law